Includes: (1) Nylon Case (1) Conform Bandage, (4) Gauze Pads, Small, (2) Gauze Pads, Large, (1) Triangular Bandage/Sling w/ Pins, (25) Assorted Bandages, (1) Sterile Abdominal/Combine Pad, (3) Sting Relief Wipes, (6) Alcohol Wipes, (10) Hand Wipes, (6) BZK Antiseptic Towelettes, (1) Scissors, (1) Forceps, (12) Assorted Safety Pins, (1) Cloth Tape, (1) First Aid Card.

Hair Dryer / Defroster plugs into standard 12 V outlet. Use for spot drying or defrosting windshields. Compact and lightweight with handle that folds for storage. Heat, off and air only switch settings. Cord length is 96” with 15 amp fuse in plug end. 150 watt output.

Collapsible handle & lightweight. Thermostatically controlled, telfon coated warming plate, includes mister.

This unique book presents vintage Recreational Vehicles (RVs) through 350 postcards. The text spans RV activity from the early 1900s through the 1970s, including many rare images from over 20 countries. Topics illustrated include early car and cycle camping, RV campgrounds from the 1930s through the 1970s, travel trailer advertising, Airstream, mobile homes, roadside RV scenes, amateur radio and RVing, and RVing humor. Values for the postcards are in the captions. Postcard collectors, RV enthusiasts, and history buffs now have a fascinating new treasury to refer to and enjoy.

Few shapes rolling down the highway are as instantly recognizable as silver Airstream trailer homes. With over 200 sparkling color images and engaging text, this book presents David Winick’s adventure re-creating custom-built Airstream home trailers that date from1948 to 2007, including his 75th Anniversary Bambi trailer. The challenge of making functional and beautiful small living spaces helped drive the restoration work. Learn the process, beginning with empty shells and ending with rolling Airstream art. This book will enlighten the growing legion of Airstream aficionados, architects and designers with a passion for small space living, and all who have ever camped or admired an Airstream.

The legendary Airstream travel trailer, with its unmistakable shiny aluminum airplane fuselage design, has been the world’s most recognized RV for over 80 years—also making Airstream the oldest and longest operating producer of RVs. This book is the first-ever to tell the remarkable Airstream success story through the unique medium of collectibles and memorabilia. The book contains some 370 pictures (both color and black-and-white) of more than 425 separate pieces of Airstream memorabilia from the authors’ collection, including an amazing group of 285 postcards. Many items shown are quite scarce, and some are truly rare. The book begins with a foreword by Rich Luhr, the Editor and Publisher of Airstream Life magazine. Topics covered include Airstream history, advertising, rallies, international connections, look-a-likes, art, and humor. The unique approach taken here makes this book both an invaluable stand alone resource for information and a source of good old-fashioned entertainment. This book is also a price guide that provides an estimated value for every piece of memorabilia displayed.

Buckle up for a trip back to the days of the classic travel trailers, from the 1910s through the 1960s. Over 260 brilliant color photos capture these original homes-away-from-home in all their details, including views of their interiors. The informative text provides details of the travel trailer’s rise, which was fueled by both improving automobiles and roadways. Once the “everyman” had a car and a road, he bought a trailer and took the family camping. Beginning in 1880, horse drawn caravans were used to get away from home. However, when caravans were hitched to cars, the travel trailer was born. “Tin Can Tourism” was all the rage by the 1920s. Shown here are many of the sweet results of trailer camping over the decades, including early tent trailers, the ever popular Airstream, and many more. To sweeten the deal, these trailers are shown with some wonderful classic cars.